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Artists Drive Death ValleyArtist’s Drive
This 9-mile drive crosses a sloping mountainside composed of vibrant soil colored by rich metals. The main attraction, the Artist’s Palette, is among the unique Death Valley landmarks that must be seen to believe.
Ashford Mill Death ValleyAshford Mill
These ruins, where gold was once processed for the Ashford Mine, provide an example of how tough life can be in this harsh desert.
Badlands Death ValleyBadlands Loop
This 2.5-mile loop offers a great immersion into the terrain beneath Zabriskie Point.
Badwater Basin Death ValleyBadwater Basin
This is the lowest place in North America — a required stop for first time visitors to Death Valley.
Charcoal Kilns Death ValleyCharcoal Kilns
These conical constructions converted lumber to charcoal for area miners from 1879 to 1882.
Dantes view Death ValleyDante’s View
This towering overlook above Badwater Basin offers panoramic views of Death Valley.
Darwin Falls Death ValleyDarwin Falls
This 2-mile hike visits a refreshing year-round waterfall on the western side of Death Valley.
Golden Canyon Death ValleyGolden Canyon – Gower Gulch Loop
This 4-mile loop visits some of the most stunning terrain in Death Valley.
Grotto Canyon Death ValleyGrotto Canyon
This 2 to 4 mile hike requires a bit of climbing and is a lesser-visited trail in Death Valley.
Harmony borax Death ValleyHarmony Borax
The ΒΌ mile walk around the Harmony Borax plant offers a window into the mining past of Death Valley.
Sand dunes Death ValleyMesquite Flat Sand Dunes
This 1 + mile hike explores the most visible (but not the largest) sand dunes in Death Valley.
Mosaic Canyon Death ValleyMosaic Canyon
This 1 to 4-mile hike starts up a smooth marble slot canyon and exposes visitors to unique Death Valley geology.
Natural Bridge Death ValleyNatural Bridge Canyon
The 2-mile round-trip hike up Natural Bridge Canyon is a great trek for those interested in learning about the geological history of Death Valley.
salt creek Death ValleySalt Creek
This easy one mile out-and-back crosses a short boardwalk bordering a little creek.
sidewinder canyon Death ValleySidewinder Canyon
This 4 to 7-mile hike visits narrow slot canyons full of pour-overs, carve outs, and dark passages that beg to be explored.
Twenty Mule team canyon Death ValleyTwenty Mule Team Canyon
This 2.8-mile one way road is just up the road from Zabriskie Point. The fine canyon that can be experienced right from the driver’s seat.
crater Death ValleyUbehebe Crater
This 0 – 2 mile hike visits a large crater in the north end of Death Valley. A parking lot along the rim provides a great view of the crater, and there are also three trails to choose from.
wildrose Death ValleyWildrose Peak
This 8.4-mile hike summits a 9,064-foot peak in the Panamint Mountains north of Telescope Peak.
Zabriskie point Death ValleyZabriskie Point
This easy-to-reach overlook offers a stunning panorama of the badlands near Furnace Creek.
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